Museum of Witchcraft and Magic

3832 – Aphrodite and Athena Plate

Physical description:

A plate that is a replica, or in the style, of Ancient Greek ceramics, depicting the Goddess Aphrodite, holding a mirror, and with Cupid standing in front of her, and the Goddess Athena, wearing a helmet and holding a spear and a shield, and with an owl on a pillar in front of her.

Museum classification:

Goddess

Size:

150 diameter

Resource:

Object

Materials:

Ceramic

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